Maria Jaila B. Dizon Dental Clinic - NCDH

18/11/2025

Dental Fun Fact:
Tooth prints are unique — just like fingerprints! 🦷🔍

15/11/2025

To Maintain Good Dental Health, You Should:

1) Brush your teeth properly and regularly - Brush at least twice a day, in circular motion
2) Floss Daily - Floss in gliding motion while sliding gently below the gum line and avoid yanking too hard.
3) Eat nutritious diet and limit snacks & sweets - You can still eat sweets but in moderation. Drink water after eating to wash away debris that may stick to the teeth.
4) Avoid to***co products - Smoking causes stains and bad breath, or worse: Periodontal Problems! That is why visiting your dentist every 6 months is a must!

15/11/2025

Dental Myth Buster #1 – “Myth: You only need to see a dentist when something hurts. ❌

Truth: Prevention > Cure! The earlier detection, the better” ✅

14/11/2025

Dental Myth Buster #1 – “Myth: You only need to see a dentist when something hurts. ❌

Truth: Prevention > Cure! The earlier detection, the better” ✅

13/11/2025

A century ago, dental students learned by squeezing into crowded theatres and watching surgeons work with nothing but basic tools and steady hands. No magnification, no advanced tech, no modern anesthesia — just pure skill.

This old photograph shows how tough dental training used to be, and how far the profession has come today.

Digital dentistry, microscopes, safer materials, and better surgical protocols have changed everything — but the commitment to learning remains the same.

Dentistry has evolved massively… and today’s students are part of the most advanced generation yet.

13/11/2025

🦷 What Is a Valplast Denture?

A Valplast denture is a soft, flexible type of partial denture that replaces missing teeth. It’s made from a light, nylon material instead of the hard plastic used in regular dentures.

🌟 Why Patients Love It

So comfortable – it bends with your mouth and feels natural
Looks great – no metal clasps, and the pink base blends with your gums
Tough but gentle – strong enough to last, yet kind to your gums

💬 In Short

A Valplast denture gives you a natural-looking smile and a comfortable fit, so you can eat, talk, and smile with confidence.

✨Book your appointments now!

📞09178653128 - Tomas Morato
📞09228313803 - North Caloocan

11/11/2025

🦷 What is Invisalign?

Invisalign® is a set of clear, removable aligners designed to straighten your teeth without metal brackets or wires.

✨ Virtually invisible
😌 Comfortable & removable
⏱️ Customized for your smile
Transform your teeth discreetly and confidently — your dream smile starts here! 😁

📩 Book your Invisalign consultation today!

10/11/2025

We do Invisalign treatment! Message us for inquiries!

31/10/2025

30/10/2025

You’ve come a long way, baby... https://www.dentaltown.com/messageboard/thread.aspx?s=2&f=2625&t=393585&pg=1&v=0
Do you ever pause and marvel at how far dentistry has come in just 185 years? It feels like ancient history in our minds, but in reality it is only two great-grandmas ago that humans opened the first dental school in 1840 in Maryland, the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. That moment also gave birth to the DDS degree thanks to two visionaries, Horace Hayden and Chapin Harris. When you think about it, this profession went from pliers and barbers to implants, scanners, AI, and regenerative science in just a couple of generations. If those great-grandmas were slim and named Virginia, we could look them in the eye and say, “You’ve come a long way, baby.”

30/10/2025

He began creating smiles in 1953 — and at 99, he’s still doing it.

Meet Dr. Etsuro Watanabe from Japan, officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the world’s oldest practicing dentist.

He started his journey as a dental apprentice at just 15, later serving as a medic during World War II — where his resolve to heal people only grew stronger.
After the war, he studied dentistry, passed his national exam in 1951, and opened his own clinic two years later in his small hometown.

For decades, he was the only dentist in his entire village — creating dentures by hand, treating neighbors like family, and building smiles that lasted generations.
Even now, he treats patients each morning with steady hands and the same passion that began 70 years ago.

His secret to longevity? A simple one — “When I see my patients happy, it makes me feel that what I’m doing is worth it.”

A living reminder that dentistry isn’t just a profession — it’s a lifelong art of healing, compassion, and purpose.